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GPT-5 just cracked Sudoku
PLUS: AI's 'Godmother' on spatial intelligence and Google's new PDF-to-video tool
GPT-5 has achieved a new milestone in AI reasoning, becoming the first model to successfully solve a complete 9x9 Sudoku puzzle. This marks a notable advance in teaching AI to handle complex, rule-based logical problems.
The model's 33% success rate on the benchmark more than doubles previous efforts, yet a majority of puzzles remain unsolved. Does this breakthrough signal genuine progress in deep reasoning, or does it mainly highlight the gap between AI's logic and human creativity?
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GPT-5 becomes first AI to solve Sudoku
AI's 'Godmother' on spatial intelligence
Google's new PDF-to-video tool
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What’s new? In a significant benchmark for deep reasoning, GPT-5 just became the first AI to solve a full 9x9 Sudoku puzzle.
What matters?
The achievement was recorded on Sakana AI’s Sudoku-Bench, a test specifically designed to push AI models beyond simple logic into multi-step spatial reasoning.
GPT-5 achieved a 33% solve rate across the benchmark's puzzles, roughly doubling the performance of the previous leading model.
Despite the leap, 67% of the puzzles remain unsolved, highlighting current AI struggles with creative problem-solving and learning novel rules on the fly.
Why it matters?
This breakthrough demonstrates real progress in teaching models to handle structured, rule-based logic puzzles. However, the unsolved puzzles show the remaining gap between an AI's computational power and the creative, intuitive insight humans use to solve new problems.
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What’s new? Dr. Fei-Fei Li, a key figure in modern AI, argues in a new essay that language models have hit a wall and the next breakthrough requires 'spatial intelligence'—the ability for AI to understand and interact with the 3D world.What matters?
Today’s AI can write code and explain complex topics but is fundamentally blind to the physical world, like a genius who has never left their study.
Li proposes that developing this ability requires world models, a new type of AI that can generate virtual worlds, process multimodal data like video and actions, and predict physical outcomes.
This leap unlocks future applications in robotics and scientific simulation, enabling AI to solve tangible problems by understanding how objects move and interact in space.
Why it matters?
This shift could mean the difference between AI that only describes the world and AI that truly understands and operates within it. Moving beyond language alone will allow AI to tackle physical challenges, from navigating complex environments to accelerating scientific discovery.
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What’s new? Google's NotebookLM now includes a 'Video Overview' feature, which automatically turns documents, PDFs, and notes into shareable explainer videos with narration and visuals.
What matters?
It can synthesize up to 50 different sources—including PDFs, Google Docs, and YouTube transcripts—into a single video summary.
Users can direct the AI to focus on specific topics, adjust the tone for different audiences, and even learn advanced techniques for better results.
The tool generates a downloadable video in minutes, enabling rapid content creation for training modules, client reports, and marketing briefs.
Why it matters?
This feature drastically lowers the barrier for creating video content, turning dense information into easily digestible visual summaries. It marks another step toward AI assistants that not only organize information but also transform it into new, more accessible formats.
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Microsoft enabled its Copilot desktop app with Voice and Vision features, allowing users to analyze spreadsheet data hands-free by asking questions aloud and getting instant insights without typing formulas.
NPR covered an unofficial movement to “save the em-dash” from its perceived overuse in AI-generated text, highlighting a push to preserve the punctuation's human-driven stylistic nuance.
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